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Frontier · QUANTOM DOM · AEGIS-Q architecture

A new frontier is not a higher score.

Classical EDR is good at watching a host. It is not built for a world where the signatures that bind updates, telemetry, and vendor identity become forgeable. QUANTOM DOM on AEGIS-Q treats that as the product problem — sovereign post-quantum EDR/XDR — and refuses to invent CrowdStrike or AV-Comparatives numbers to dress it up.

The break

What classical EDR still assumes.

Update trust

Definition packs and agent binaries are still widely signed with RSA or ECDSA. After a cryptographically relevant quantum computer, a stolen or reconstructed vendor key is a silent fleet-wide implant path.

Telemetry identity

The console believes a host because a classical certificate — and a standing vendor account — said so. Forged agents, replayed heartbeats, and lookalike tenants become cheaper as those primitives age.

Cloud as cerebellum

Too many verdicts wait on a reputation API. Pull the cable — or the vendor region — and the endpoint becomes a watcher that cannot decide.

Evidence as a PDF

Incident exports live in a ticket system the operator also controls. That is operations, not integrity. A later dispute has nothing independent to check.

The substitution

What AEGIS-Q changes.

We do not claim to have retired process telemetry, YARA, behavioral graphs, or the unglamorous work of an AV engine. We claim a different frontier: AEGIS-Q — sovereign post-quantum EDR/XDR. Enrollment is an accountless one-time TRELYAN activation. Evidence is an Algorand nullifier plus a QRL Merkle inclusion, not a ticket PDF. Agents remain autonomous when isolated.

Claims matrix

Said without euphemism.

ClaimStatus
Classical on-access / on-demand AV capabilities as a product categoryIn build · waitlist
AEGIS-Q as sovereign post-quantum EDR/XDR architectureSpecified · product pre-GA
Accountless one-time TRELYAN activationSpecified · not generally available
Dual-rail evidence (Algorand nullifier + QRL Merkle)Specified · Foundation Falcon path TestNet-verified, unaudited
Air-gap autonomy as a supported modeDesign commitment · kits not generally available
AV-Comparatives, SE Labs, MITRE ATT&CK, or CrowdStrike bake-off scoresNot claimed · no such reports exist
Replacement for offline backups or immutable storageNot claimed
Independent product audit of the agentNot yet
FIPS 206 (FN-DSA) final-standard compliance for FalconNot claimed · FIPS 206 is in development